Let's start with Romney:
Of the toss-ups, he wins Arizona, Iowa, Missouri and the
all-important Florida.

Now Obama: He wins Colorado, New Hampshire and the biggies: North
Carolina, Virginia, Ohio and Pennsylvania.

This is far from over. Romney has a major chance
to make inroads with crucial voting blocs, and he's doing well
with Independents and voters in general that trust him more on
the economy.

On some states, we're being generous, though there is a limited
sample of polling. For example, Romney trails Obama by 3 points
in the Real Clear Politics aggregate of polls in Iowa, but the
last polls there were in February. Iowa has been split in the
last two elections.

Now, here's how Romney wins, most
plausibly. He takes Florida. He takes North
Carolina and Virginia back. And he takes Ohio. That can be done,
but Romney has work to do to shift all of those states. There is
no room for error.

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And here's the Obama LANDSLIDE, just for kicks.

What has to worry Romney is that this also has a plausible chance
of happening.